Weirdly powerful earth elements who once defeated the Defenders.

A skilled, crafty Chicago burglary crew. Clara Banks, her daughter Cora, and Cora’s daughter Celia. Thriller/heist stuff plus family drama.

Aggressive urban vigilante with dangerous melee skills and an oversexed attitude. Works in an exaggerated urban decay setting.

A middle-aged porn photographer who is also a 1980s guns-toting urban wasteland vigilante caught in a wild situation. You know. This profile assumes that you have already read the Juanita Jean Sachs character profile.

A very early (1947) African-American comic book hero, from the pages of the sole issue of All-Negro Comics. Ace Harlem is a talented police detective operating in, well, Harlem.

Technical article-in-progress about many aspects of Star Wars and how to make them work in DC Heroes.

Uncommon types of small melee weapons. NEW ITEMS ARE SIGNALLED IN THE TABLE OF CONTENT.

This covers all sorts of fighting shields, from small hardwood stuff to wheeled ballistic SWAT contraptions to force shields. THE NEW MATERIAL IS SIGNALLED IN THE TABLE OF CONTENT.

DC Heroes RPG game stats and explanations for the most common types of ninja in stories. From faceless pushover to the killer shinobi elite.

An obscure, early enemy of the Black Panther. Though we went for a robust level of detail, as often with our Wakandan stuff.

A surprising amount of notes about this Black Panther character. Possibly insane, filthy rich collector of the strange and secret and unusual.

The original, 1940s one. An agent of “Satan” with infernal powers… who oddly acts just like a Golden Age killer vigilante.

The version of Black Widow (Natalia Romanova) in the defunct Marvel Heroes 20XX Diablo-like video game.

A stock 1960s sultry KGB agent in pop Cold War espionage stories. She was an enemy of Sarge Steel.

Minor 1970s Marvel Comics martial artist, with the Sons of the Tiger.

A 1942 super-heroine with pet spiders.

More slowdowns ahead due to a series of large workloads, details within.

An illustrated guide/disambiguation page to help readers navigate our different Batgirl (and Bat-Girl) character profiles.

Batgirl (Cassandra Cain)’s early career, under her creator K. Puckett’s pen. Young living weapon, damaged survivor, one of the very best fighters in the world.

This is the second half of this profile. The first half is there.

From the King of Fighters series. Magical corporate Japanese warrior-priestess maintaining a great ward against demons.

Obscure 1970s Marvel horror cult leader. Seems to have both mutant and magical abilities.

Obscure, so-so X-teams enemy. Shrinking.

This is DC Comics’ Courtney Whitmore, the future Stargirl, during her early career as the Star-Spangled Kid. It’s a “Year One” sort of writeup.

Once a major foe of the 1940s Green Arrow, now forgotten. He had a little something, but I guess it wasn’t enough.

An obscure 1970s enemy of Ka-Zar… lord of the Hidden Jungle ! Also a robust martial artist with some A.I.M. access and Harlem mob contacts, so that sounded useful.

Obscure scientific assistant from a forgotten Atlas Comics short story. But one with a 1950s twiiiiist.

Sharp and classy private detective in 1980s New Orleans. Works as the partner to ex-mercenary Ashe. From an excellent DC Comics thriller miniseries.

A Cajun mercenary veteran turned private detective. From the excellent Cinder & Ashe DC Comics limited series. Meant to be read after the Cinder Dubois character profile.

An obscure, self-detonating Superman enemy.